our Students Are Invited to Participate in the 2022 Oregon Fringe Festival!

2022 Oregon Fringe Festival Apply Now!

After a long two years away from live events, I am thrilled to share that the 2022 Oregon Fringe Festival will take place both live and online April 27 – May 1, 2022. In short, and in case you are not familiar, each spring, the Oregon Center for the Arts at Southern Oregon University produces the Oregon Fringe Festival, a multi-day event celebrating outrageous creativity in the arts. Our roster includes music, theatre, visual art exhibitions, film, physical theatre, dance, circus, spoken word, and readings, as well as panels and workshops for students and the greater community.

With that being said, myself and the festival are reaching out to you because we would love to have more students involved. Now in its ninth year, we really want to expand our reach, particularly in Oregon, because after all, we are the Oregon Fringe Festival!

Again, this year’s festival will take place both live and online April 27 – May 1, 2022. The deadline to apply is December 27, 2021.

For more information, please visit oregonfringefestival.org. Here you will find our application.

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